Finding Truth in Recovery: Honest Conversations on Connected Calm Life
Time takes time and honesty is a way of living that improves the quality of our lives...
Ever wondered what it truly means to live an honest life in recovery? In this episode of 'Connected Calm Life', Lane Kennedy gathers a diverse group of long-term recovery friends, including Arlina Allen from the 'Sobriety: One Day At A Time' podcast, Jess Harless, and Alysse Bryson from the Sober Curator. Together, they tackle the multifaceted topic of honesty in the context of recovery.
The conversation kicks off with a deep dive into emotional addiction and how it intertwines with our everyday lives. Are we being honest with ourselves about our emotions, or are we manipulating situations to avoid discomfort? This episode challenges listeners to confront these tough questions head-on. Next, the group discusses the concept of having recovery be your entire life. Is it healthy, or does it become another form of dependency?
They share personal stories and varied experiences, shedding light on how different paths to recovery can be equally valid and effective. One of the most thought-provoking segments revolves around redefining what recovery means at different stages. The guests explore whether it's possible to decide that you're not an alcoholic anymore and what that decision entails. It's a refreshing take on a subject often shrouded in rigidity.
Lane and her guests emphasize the importance of self-acceptance, self-love, and mindfulness in living a fulfilling life. They encourage listeners to reflect on their own journeys and consider where they might be hiding from the truth. The episode is a blend of heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating recovery.
So, if you're ready to face some hard truths and gain new perspectives on your recovery journey, tune in to this candid and enlightening episode of 'Connected Calm Life'.